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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY

OF LIBERTY STREET NORrh hi'Ei]
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Ronfe az 900 7ib 800, ilsU IN. lt3O 400. SU oS
40 i..O0 D. M SUNDAYS at %OO. 646. MI osS0 lzoo
y: ,-, -. Inn I'm ,,co +, m 80 100 $50
loou n m have connection for heading HARRISBURG Potts
yu. a. n bethlehem, Aientown,
Man.h chunk Reading. Harrisburg etc On Sundays Tor
Easton. cs.,n
Wilkesbarre, and scranton. - -,
No A m for Eason Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
Wikr-barrc scrnn'op, Reading Harrisburg p0tssvse,
Tamaaua, shamokm Sanbury, Lswisburs. wunAmspsrA
100 and l:sO .. for EAston, bethlehem, Allentown.
Mauch Chunk, Heading, Harrisburg. etc. -,
345 D. bethlehem Allentown, MancH Chuns
wkes6arr, scranton. ranaqua. samckin. sunbury Low
40 and a:sO p IN isr Eas.on, Beshlehs Allentown etc.
5,t5 u m for Eason, Bethehcn, Allentown, Nluca
Chunk Wikesbarre Reading Harrisburg. etc on Sundays
7oc and i3O p M for Eastou. Bethlehem. Allentown,
40 SIS HOO NJ, 100. 400. <3o 6i5 p ". Sundays
t,l0 O1 m Red BANK. Lon. Branch. ocean Grove
,exrrtt sunusysl Point PirSAsaRt
st si5 a. ~, i:OJ s3o for Lakewood Teams Rvur
"1 sso ns. Zoo p m, Atlantis City. vnslAnd and
ss6. s:i5. lI,4SA NJ Ioo. Asa $50 m for Free
"v aso GOO aiA HOO HAS An Loo k:oo l:so
s,so e:i5 j. m. Sundays 400 BOO M fer fsrth
Amboy. --.... 49, s,-~- s~n.~.
ootcca
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il on and after JANUARY 81, 1851
~ TpryNH
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains York. via Dcsbrosses and corant ssss
Hsrrssnra. PtssOurs and ne West wit, Pullman PALACE
ss sis %e Of an" M and ss
a. a. n sssr Hsvs 900 Corr, and III.
ats soDnss,iSs g Cory for T'u'ville' Petiosas
fsssne% POO ss;s i1, NIGHT
10 T. ms arrive WASHINGTON 400 and sy D. NJ;
:rv' scS sss %
day sn CIV except sunday ons pa sfn s.
For Cape May week days. lilo On SATURDAY, oay
Long branch Bay Heal Junction and ,nterm.al.,.
On sunday s:45 and 8 p m do not stop az A.Say
For oia Point and Norfolk via Ns~Yors Phaaelpai,
s s ra ns
Boat, Ps1.kIyn Anne. sonnec, wiis 4. ,hroas rp,
Pr s 10 5ss iss -, 100
$40 $50 sss e $50 81: sss sss ass Iss:
Srn% Ps Hs $50 $50 $50 I'D IN ass
&C. 1853 Ss llsS H. S fs sss
.is sSn sSS ss5 s. $50 Io5s 100 isS i
FOE PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave NswYork via Desbrosses cors
csc.ss and 10 wyano lam
ss s Ell n1sst m ssS ssa ia
sssaGr az. %.y si .,s "ss sunday
and 10 m. l. O. 8: D. M. and ~ a. AMI D. n
on SUNDAYS. CONNECT a. Trenton for Camden.
Returning trains leave Roaf Street station phsf~I,ht
)2ol 800 4:O5 4ao $40 $50 tao. sen $40 $40 IL
and l115a M fLinl'ei Express l:l4 $50 I2t9
81, 5.ss35 7:12. 812 and $50 p. m. On snnt1v i2Si
6.35 7;l2 and S.l2 n m
Leave Philadelphia via Camden 900 M. daily except saa
dav. '
Ticket orces $40 4s5 and e44 Broadway Asor Hou,a
Battery place and foot Of Carandt
Courtst an Brooklyn Saftpn Of PnIton.st
Brooklyn station. Jersey City Enigrant Ticket odc~
Csstfs Garden.
The New York Transfer Company viii call for ami chscs
baggage from hotels ami residenceA
CHARLES r.. PUGH :. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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\ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

rAssENGER TRAINS leave foo, OF cortiandt or Des
brussVs sls rs follows ..~,.,.
a. -, ~, t.n.yA Lyons, EmiTu. Rochester Buffalo and
The Wsst and principal local points Chair car u wilkes
81. u, ,ta no,nt. Cbairc,.
~ Ianuuck Counee Heading aui harrisburg.
W m ior Pitstou and principal intermediate points
CHAIR car To Pittston ..-,,... ..,.,. c..--..,
5.o p m eopay and intermeilas points: connection
10 t,.a,na and Harrisburg. Chdir CIR " CvplS.
~ " M, i,r Geneva Lyons Elmra, Rochester, Bunao And
trs Nest Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
40 n for iaurys and ntafuesliAte pointA
Trains leaving a. IN. M and SAC NJ eonnect Tor
nj aa,nIs in Mahanoy ami Hazleton Coal Regions-
~" fN SUNDAY rHAINS-
a. M for Mauch Chunk. HaLieton ana lntermediaes
points ,o,u,.
u. H. Geneva. LyOus ElmirA koehestcr bunaio anu
O Nest Pullman sleeper to Lyons
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year, and he got that for only one year. Ger
tajnly this is mt a successful career; but 1t Is
easy enough to see the cause of the failure. Mr.
Frost has Ind no higher ambition than to be
hand-tc-mouth worker. and no respect for his own
lade. Upon the whole he has done better than
most of his type. His INGENIOUS narrative IS well
worth reading as llustraticn of the nearest re-
production possible in these days Of the shabby
old life of Grub street.
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,,,r SunRE RAILROAD.

N. y, G. H. n u NVs, WS-oN..
leave Wes 42d station as oioNs an - "" u'S'
..rissr frua loot VI Jay ST., North hiver
nairat and Chicago .055a ~. '6:oJ. 'o;te y NJ
ST. ioas oVv; h1h. Rochester, Suspension Briira
rsSs~rs Fxla & Is, sk IS n H. o.VA -ois y NJ .,s
nssai.ad king ston. saaser!isS Sltsxit Albany ri.
'IIo 100: ' Ws., p"ins Cornwall New6ara 'SlA 80
.ahs .IOiT 1850 a n 400, 5;U0 * 10 v NJ Ana SS"
n m CranstonsA Cornwall Nowoarx
For Montreal and CanaA kast 61a y, Va "a, Toronto
Gam,tou London sas55 ~ '6uak o'iS y w. -S'
EIsxans sesping cars tor n snrnssh ,rzisA
SsSHfy Daily except SATURDAY osAse usns' e1'''
M tsbss pArIsc er sssspas cAs III
Sons $50 Fuiioust. Annex oshes ,ySs ~ 49, -
New SSk ssns 60 II snt AA-sL. eos ~ !Ays@ ~ -
West ShosS se<s.s~~ - n. -. AHgnk.
vandsrOit-sv&
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Dantiny ataormiee.

ALLEN DODWORTH, No. Gsl Fifth-ave.
~ Glasses and private lessons srni stamp for circular
EEW WORK. Contains full instruction for all modern
dances with go figures Tor the cUlon GermanL lilco
II 80 Postal or'i,r or STAMPS
LEXANDER MACGREGOKS.
~ Private lee sons any hour laly elhses
every day classes now forming
DEIILYiS SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
Ia Bis o iI-ANF.
Ieouenod for the season. Postage for circular.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroa0s.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH

ON and after January 3lst 1887 EXPRESS train for Cape
,b,rle, Old Point Comfort Norfolk via tho
NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD.
VIII leave pennsylvania Railroad station NswHork 1:2o
M = M. daily. arriving old Point oiuo
D. NJ $40 u Norfolk 900 NJ 300 a. al. eteslcr
Ion Kiehuond Will cape Charles AZ W ON MondAy
W,,n,sdays and Fridays arriving there at y IN. bur.
it Pr,or car OnIC Charles on the Day Express and
OFT Point 90 NOR tnt Norfolk Oh
lie gh; txpes Tickets and sleeping berths can he Sc
cured any Ticket orhco OF the PcnhsJ wanna HioAh
Company.
"a. ". DUNN, Supt X b. Soohrr" r. anu T. A.
ALL fares reduccd.-StoningtOn Line. The
"a avorito INSIDE Route for Boston, Providence AMI all
New. ing aud points
Emil nights rest by taking late trains from steamer
Rarnng chair paror cars bstwoen steamers Landing aui
noston WITHOUT CHARGE
steamers wileave pier No 30 North River ono block
,,oyn tsnalst AT 90 .. IA. daily except sunday.
AVN" N""-''~' ~ POPPIE. Geni Passenger Agt.
- Box aOli, New.York.
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Mem l1nblitailons

MARVELLOUS Memory Discovery. wholly
wi unlike Artificial svs'ems-Cnre OF Mind Wanderng-
ANY boot learned reading. Pospecu with opinions
OF Mr Pcor Astronomer Judah Benjamin. and OH
'''' PROF. LoIsETTE. 237 5th-avc.. NewYork
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Dressmakins.

A LADY, dressmaker, with the highest ref
IA I'm tho
lady Wishing ROOM shs1o refer.
Snsss exchanged Address ~ l. W., " vlh-ava
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NORTHERN RArLRoADOF Nrw Jersey

Trains leave from Chambersst. station for Englawoot
Tenafv Closfer Sparkhli $50 7:l0 9.36
ard 1880 NJ; las $40 4co. $50 5:2o $40 $50 400
1890 1901 midnight. SUNDAYS 7;lp g3O M 100
500 For NanIct Spring Valley Morscv and Tarnans
800 7:i0 $50 4:50 $50 p sundays $3.50 q
S.Oop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27

NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck sip
~ tpier 20 f. RI at pm and II (snn'svs excepted
for early trains north AMI east
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Or FARES VIA NORWICH

~ LINE. The Popular inside Ronte 10 Boston: ~
Wor ester 8. So CorresTondIg iedrcnon 10 Oh ,olnS
Steamers CITY Of Worcester and Tiy OF NewYorf
leave per 40 told nunler North River foot OF Watss.
DesLrosses Ferry daily except SUNDAY Az
zoo n m. q. W. BRADY AEeEL
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Booro ano Rooms toanteo.

IE1NTLENAN and sister desire two rooms,
lin good board central nrst class locations no ole
,r,,on 10 private family state TERMS fosrhh' Now
Rochelle New forh.
RESPECTABLE young man desires room
IL mot 10 exceed Sl2) 10 private family uptown wcs'
-. Wyepcrences Address NJ, Tribune ONCE
xxyANTED-City or suburbs.-A quiet Amer
w ,c,n family desires moderate prcesI or rooms
,,h gnod table board in private ainily AuufesS WIN
VIII, VIII &c O. A. a.. Boz 1888 Grand Hotel
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WHITE STAR LINE. vn,oo,

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS:
CELTIC uf ,iay al D. II M
GFRMANIC capt fstsll. I ur-day Mtrch ~ o; ~ h IN
.nI,IATit, ant Parsa "Wednesday. Mar L. II . m
UHIrANNIC can't. Perry .... slay. ar @1. - III
49, FROM The White star Dock foot Of West loth-st
RAgEs-saloon $50 $50 $50 aud 300 Return tickets ~
favorable terms tne utt
Conntry co. Intermediate tAiriattc and Celtic
onvl $40 e,curson 800 inspection OF plans or other
Information Amply at tho company oiCe No 81 BroAdway
-''"''A II. j. CORTIS Agent
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Doar0 an0 Rooms.
East Side

TWO or three comfortably furnished rooms
and good bolr by married couple with small child IA
dress h. L., Tribune onice
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l. p. FAkMtR Gent Pass'r AgenL Now: fofA'
RIVER BRANCH

I NETWORK VEw.H tvEN and HARTFORD = y
Trains leave Harlem River STATION corner 5zi.,t am IN
con.lve near Third Bridge. arrpss Harlem RIVER
Preached second and Suburban Eleyael ril'
roasl daily sundays AZ ft5 100 90 10 sd M
PHO 355 40 $40 $40 10 80 D. NJ for Port Horrs as
anova po'ntl P0inf West Farms. van Nes
West Chester Tnpsons Bav Chester pelham Bav> Barlow
Nity rsllnD Pelham Manor and N"yR0chee connecting
Rochelle all noin's the main line ~
the NswYork New-Haven AMI Hartford Railroai shors
Line and line Divisions. SewCanalH. N'lleovit.
New Sued branches and Boston AMI All points
East.
M,n,rf, train for Rochelle and all intermediate st
tons AZ lOa. M. dafv. except Nontavs
SUNDAY trans Rochelle ami all intermediate st
tons M 10 ~ ami 93O p the latter train connect
ing at New Rochelle with way tram 10 STANFORD
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DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT.

II M
T. r.. y. Parlur 10 B1ltimore.
thence palace steamers, arriving ~ Old Point II slo
Norfolk Q a. m II. V. TOMPKINS.
Gen'l Pass Agent $40 Broadway. v. Y
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East Side.
DOOMS, large and single, with board; refer
IL enccA 1856 Madlson.ave, corner Slst'st.
18th ST., 34S EASF.-Nicely furnished
- rooms with or without board
.,n EAST 62D-ST.-Suits of family rooms !;
~ Grsass private table, reduced ptio Tor balance OF
.cs.on aud permanent parties near central fark.
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW.

ERlE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
A. YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
local trains leave 23dsL station fifteen minutes earlier
than from Cha mbers-st
In room Coaches BingllamtOn EmirA HornelIsyila
Buffalo PuIlan %e-',ing Coach TO Chctyo.
m-Dailv 5t5 from 23tsL, "Chcago and II Louis Tin
Coaches. Neadville Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and
St Louis Pullman Sleeping Coaches 10 Buffalo Niagara
= d m.-Daly CHICAGO Express Pullman Dav ant seenlnr
Coaches to BnghamLon. Elmir Rochester Buffalo Ma
CARA Falls. Cincinnati and chicagn
1900 lt5 300 $50 i:fo 5-lo i,o, $50 SiD III
7;l5 745. $50 l030p N, 1900 niiniyht sund,vs Jij
$50 io20. M " noon. las AIS $780, 7'45 900 lp}j
Paterson ii5 5i5 100 7.5o $50 1870 a NJ 1900 ao,,
las 500 300 40 500 5l0 $50 $50 6:io $40 7'l5.
$50 1920, 1900 m. las. 4i5 $3.50 i46ss0o 1879
Newark sni Paterson va Negsrk 900 500 80 Ln
500 1000 AMI 1900 midnight tally except Suillr
sundays sl5 a NJ, S?o $50 goo = m ,,o
6:jO $40 7'l5, 745. $780, 1890 AMI l2 miinIghl
sundavs 5i5. $3.50. 1920 l45. Ais $50 500 1921
n NJ and 1900 udnght
warwick AS 800 1920 m. i;3o m. SUNDAYS ji5 = n
Ne" burg and wall 80 900 A. $50 i3l SD at
500 - IN sundays $50 m anil 5000 %
Montgomery, RoDdout and kingston yOOA n. Si31L n
scran'oa pa9ner 800 6C NJ ;s except snRilgs "a, am
'o' a., ~ sunday. $40 $50 1920 4 m $50. 5000 M
Middletown 4i5 5,45 1880 900 1920 NJ $3.50 4Se 500
500 s:SO p sun hays. j;ij. $50 1920 n'63t SOB
n M The 900 a. m train stops ii Main.st only -
Port Jervls AS go 200 1920 800 80 bpl 80
$50 ~ m SUNDAYS 800. 1920 n m. 500 $50 s;'p n N
TICKETS and apartments in Drawing Room N
Ing AMI tr,n$er ~ baggars he le, n te cnnpl.'
fees Noa s0l I'll 9j7 Brollwly. 81 Vestst v y SOL
Exn-ass trains from arrive York f9:il.
';47 1926 a. ~. and lO;Olp M =, ~ -. ~. vo,t
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West Sida.
A ATLY-FURNlSHED square room, also
n smaller ones for gentlemen only 22i West 2ith-sI
u,JEGANT APARTMENTS FOX BACH
~ n OIlS-Fifhave corner st, In nrc proof build
o. NJ AMERICAN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Finest
location III the city. ------------
CFCOND AND THIRD FLOOR, suites and
ngv near 6h.ave above 3lth ST. excellent hoard Ref
en,es ana terms at EVERETT DIRECTORY - West
35th.st ---------
0ATUST., 2O9 West.-iiandsomely fur
s)4 nished square rooms.
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DopuIAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Prov,-

j dcnce, Newport amt ali New England Ponts Al rail
Grand Express trains daily tSun laws
sxcepted) ats (psrlor cars attached AMI IL u
SUNDAY trains 10 with M
ace parlor carsL IL D. m. with palace sleeping carsL
For Newport 200 p. Boston Express WIN pHoe
cars connects wexford Tor ewlof srriSng al 900 N
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
" SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON.
NEW.YOlK NOVIHAMP1ON AND BREMEN
PAST EMPRESS STEAMERS.
sAAIE We'd March ? 10 am WEIR " Eat Mar. H. n M
EIBE sat. March g. p m LMs Vel; Mar. 10 IL a a.,
Frt CABIN as 10 ~ So according 10 location second Cabin
$50. Stecrage AZ lowest rates.
OELKlCHS a. CO.. No Bowling Green.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN4'S
4 LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, tHlNA. CA-S
TRIAL An ID SOUTH AMERICA An - hEAltO
Prom New YORK. pier foot II Canal.st- y. IL
Ior san Franclsco via tho lsthmus 81 Panama
CRY OF l. , sails " zines isv fafrI >, noon
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRANCISCO
CABIN, $40. HteeTage, $50
From Francisco. LIST ANA btannonsts.
TOT Culns an Japan
CITY or RIO DE JANtRIO sails sat, huch 0. ~. H..
forfroyL passage anl general information apply at com
' II. ]. 81 LLAI. superintendent
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL FRN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEw.NoRk MD BUFFALo LdGhrNiN" EArREsS
TRAINS No DUST. ALWAYS on TIME.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING cOACHES
Dep0ts NewYork ft,t % Barclay ani ChrsopAsr Sts
GA Daily sun ilvs. Buffalo an Oswego Express,
for Wseriap. Sro1fsbnrg scranton Bin thtnion ~ nirs
Bath Buffalo syracuse Oswego firaeuA Oxford Norwich.
FOR Piston. Wkesbarre. Dan
vile amt Northumberland Owego for ithaca and ntsr
mediate stations , ,, =. 60. -.
Scranton Bnghanton Owego and En connects az Scrsn
ton for Pttston X n sston Wilkrsbarre. &C.
7 n m DaiIv buffalo Limited Express Stroutsburg,
Scranton Binghamon Owe.o Elnra .ornins. Bath. way
land Bnifalo &c. arriving In Buffalo 72D a N.
IN aiv Rnfao and oswego Express for stroud hnrg.
Scranton Bnehamton Cortand syracuse Oswego Greene.
Oxford Norwich Utica and Rchhed SPRINGS connects ss
for Ithaca intermediate stations eycent Sur'
days Connects Pualo with trains for al points West
bag checked at 2S1 Broadway AMI
ar westcotf Express In New York and Brooklyn.
BOSTON. NEWPORT. NORTH and EAST
i via FALL. RIVER LfNF.-Steamors Providence
ami OLD COLONY Leave Pier rs ". r. foot OF Murray
ST M 500 D. IN daily. sundays excepted Connection Oy
Amer BROOKLYN at $50 and Jersey City al
Best accommodations. Lowest Batea
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-22
Increase of Mail Facilities.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The
department has granted represen,
tative Hermann's request for addi-
tional mail facilities before Wal
port, on the Alsea river, and New
port, on Yaquina bay, in Benton
county, and has doubled the pres
ent service.
Mr.. Hermann has also filed pro.
tests from Astoria regarding mai
delays between that city, Shoalwa-
ter bay, Gray's harbor and Olym'
pa, Washington territory, and the
second assistant postmaster-generaI
authorizes a specialservice in event
of repetition of misconnection
Fines are imposed, and for con-
tinuance of the present delays the
present contract, when complained
of, will be cancelled.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-22

Last Tuesday, in the territorial
Legislature Warman presented a
petition asking the passage of a
law authorizing the commissioners
of Pacific county to offer 81 900 re-
ward for the arrest and conviction
of persons who destroyed fishing
gear, boats, ETC.. in Bakers bay,
May %, last, and also introduced
a bill to protect salmon and other
food fish. 1t creates fish COM
mission of three, to be appointed
by the governor, they to elect one
of their number president, who is
to devote all his time to the duties
and be paid $4,000 year, and the
others So day for fifty days a
year. 1t appropriates $4,000 for
the erection of hatchery in the
territory, and to.pay the costs of
the commission for two years.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-22
Speedily Cured.

l am satisfied that this remedy saved my
life. Webster, Pawtucket, Il. /.
I contracted a severe cold, which
suddenly developed into Pneumonia,
presenting dangerous and obstinate
symptoms. My physician ordered the
use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. His in
structions were followed, and the result
was rapid and permanent cure. -
IL. E. Simpson, Rogers Prairie, Tex.
Two years ago suffered from a severe
Cold, which settled on my Lungs. Icon
suited various physicians, and took the
medicines they prescribed, but received
only temporary relief. A friend induced
me to try Ayers Cherry PectOral. After
taking two bottles of this medicine / was
cured. Since then / have given the Pee
tOral to my children, and consider it
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-22
A Common Cold

Is often the beginning of serious affcc-
tons Of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes,
and Lungs. Therefore, the importance
of early and effective treatment cannot
be overestimated. Ayers Cherry Pee
toral may always be relied upon for the
speedy cure of Cold or Cough.
Last January I was attacked with a
severe Cold, which, By neglect and fire.,
quent exposures, became worse. finally
settling on my lungs. A terrible cough
soon followed, accompanied by pains in
the chest, from which suffered intense.
ly. After trying various remedies, with.
out obtaining relief, commenced taking
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and was
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-22
Report on the Seal Islands.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Geo.
r. Tingle, special agent of the
treasury sent to the Seal Islands,
Alaska waters, last year, to super
wise the taking of seals, has made
a report, which has been sent to
the senate. He reports tina, fewer
seals perished on the drives and
fewer were killed by clubbing
than formerly. He recommends
that more natives be employed and
educated by the lessees of the isl
ands in the work of killing seals.
The agent recommends that the
method of paying the natives for
work should be changed. Under
the system now in vogue the ma
tiyes are paid 40c a Skin, and
make about $500 in a season of
six weeks. During the rest Of the
year the natives are at liberty to
enjoy themselves. The agent rec
ommends that a sum equal 10 40c
a skin be divided into annual sala-
ries, III proportion to the value of
each man and boy laborer, payable
weekly OF monthly, with an under
standing that in consideration of
this salarly their time and labor be
subject to the orders of the lessees
and treasury agents at any and all
hours.
He recommends that twenty
ton yacht be sent 10 the islands.
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a Great Raft Lost.

New YORK, Dec. 20.-The
steamer Mariana, which under
took to tow big raft from Jog
gins, n. s., to New York, arrived
at Whitestone this morning, and
reported that the raft was lost
Sunday morning in a heavy storm.
Unless it is broken up the huge
raft is now wandering about in the
track of European steamers, pre-
senting about sixteen feet solid
bulk above water. Ship captains
are much excited, and insist that
the huge mass be secured or blown
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MeetinG Notice.

rFyIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
n holders of the Masonic Land and Build
the Office Of Capt. George Flavel on Wednes-
day, December q, 1887, AT 2 O'Clock z. NJ,
for the purpose of electing five directors for
the ensuing year. and for The transaction Of
such other business as may come before the
meeting. S. T McKEAN. Sec'ty.
Astoria Nov 10 1851
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Stockholders MEETING.
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